Islam: Jew-hatred is the Essence of Mohammedanism

Hamas Planned Oct. 7 To Prevent Israel-Saudi Normalization, Documents Confirm

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Secret papers recovered from tunnels called for “extraordinary act”…

Newly uncovered internal Hamas documents confirm a longtime theory explaining the motives behind the Oct.7, 2023 terror attack which kicked off the bloody and grinding Gaza war, which still shows no signs of abating and has resulted in unprecedented death and destruction in the Gaza Strip.

The documents, published by The Wall Street Journal, demonstrate that Hamas leaders had a specific aim of preventing a potential peace agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia based on the US-backed Abraham Accords. This was speculated about soon after the horrific attacks that also kicked off the hostage crisis.

Please read the rest at Zero Hedge

Rogan Hazard

If people are part of a cult that teaches that it is a religious duty of adherents to murder, or rape or enslave or torture nonbelievers it’s absurd to give them the benefit of the doubt or to assume that they probably don’t really believe the teachings of the cult they belong to and to righteously assert that it’s unfair to judge them as a group.

If they really didn’t want to do those things or believed murder, rape, enslavement or torture of others to be evil, they would condemn and leave the cult. Since they haven’t, and as they proudly proclaim their adherence to it, they should be considered a deadly threat to everyone around them and, essentially, part of a terrorist conspiracy.

Additionally, knowing that the cult teaches adherents to lie to nonbelievers to lull them into complacency so they can be easily killed or conquered when their guard is down, why would you assume that because a cult member is nice and friendly to you that he sincerely means it? How could you trust any member of such a cult in any way?

Finally, how could you trust the member of such a murderous, genocidal cult when you can look around the world and see his co-religionists committing barbaric acts of terror everywhere they go as a group and seeking to conquer every country foolish enough to let them in? The pattern of their behavior as a group is invariable and has been for centuries.

Only a suicidal fool would give any one of them the benefit of the doubt. Judge them for their membership in the cult and condemn them as a group accordingly.

Remember always that the Israeli areas around Gaza were occupied mainly by Israelis who gave employment to Gazan “Palestinians” in an effort to befriend them, help them economically and to foster peace.

The “Palestinians” took advantage of their kindness, pretending to be friendly while they actually prepared lists of who lived in each house and maps of how to reach them so the terrorists of the Oct. 7th massacre could find them to torture, rape and murder them. Some of those “friendly” Palestinians who provided intel to the Hamas terrorists joined in the massacre. That should be a lesson to everyone.

Dutch minister goes to court to defend statement that antisemitism is “almost a part of the culture” in Muslim countries

Mohammedans suck the hatred in with the mother’s milk. Jew-hatred is the essence of Islam. It is not “almost part of the culture”, it is  the culture, it is what makes Mohammedanism tick.

Dutch MP Mona Keijzer’s problem is that the truth is no defence. Hardwired moonbattery in the Dutch establishment  & the judiciary doesn’t allow truth bombs like this.

In May, Dutch MP Mona Keijzer was a guest on TV program “Sophie & Jeroen.” In a discussion of what prospective  immigrants should be required to know before being allowed to become citizens. She argued that the integration classes should include material about the Holocaust, saying of asylum seekers from Muslim countries, “We know that there, hatred of Jews is almost part of the culture.”
The host and another guest immediately took offense, first pretending that she said that only Muslims were antisemitic and then that she was calling all Muslims antisemitic. She clarified what she said: “Now it seems as if I am saying that everyone who comes from an Islamic country hates Jews, that is not the case. If that is how it came across, I apologize, because that is not what I meant. But it is definitely a problem and it must become part of the integration process.”
A group of Muslims filed a complaint saying that her comment is insulting and she was inciting hatred, violence and discrimination against Muslims.

The Public Prosecution Service concluded that Keijzer was “in principle guilty of group insult”, but that prosecution would be too great an infringement of a politician’s right to freedom of expression, so the case was dropped.

Mona Keijzer is now the Housing Minister for the Netherlands, and she wants a review of the case to clear her name.
Her defense is that her words are objectively true.“Facts cannot be punishable,” Keijzer has been telling the media.
Referring to various studies done in Europe, in the Netherlands and by Pew Research, she says  “seventy to eighty percent of people from Islamic countries exhibit antisemitic views.”